The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-10
OUR SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
Blief News Notes of Their Enter
prise and Thrift,

& COMPANY of nine, under the dlTec
ton of Mr.. B. Hampton, left Milford
| for Osceola to construct canal for the
| Osceola Sand Mining Company. This
canal will cost about $40, 600 when COM
pleted. One canal has already been
constructed on one side of the mount
ain, and this one is to be dug on the
opposite side.
Mr.. GEORGE A. Snow has removed his
family 10 Salt Lakes Mr.. Snow is inter
ested with new firm shortly TO be en-
gagged In business in the capital, Snow
Brothers, L. A. Holbrook and J Bent y
forming the company, who will ops Ii
out IN the wagon business IL the Nay Tor
buildings. Mr.. Holbrook has gone up
to the city to receive the first shipment
of goods. The business begins about
the Goth inst.
ABOUT TEN teams and twenty men
left Beaver this week for Britt S
meadows in the east mountains TO
make reservoir there. 1t is estimated
that the building of the dam there will
occupy about two weeks time, and
when completed will back up enough
water to increase the supply during the
summer months at least One-thiro. 1t
is stated that there are probably a
hundred good locations for reservoirs
in the mountains east, and that this
one, no. being put in IS only as an ex-
pertinent. If successful many others
are to follow. The people of Beaver
should do all in their power, We ta Ike 1t.
to advance this work and encourage
the instigaters. United effort will do
much toward developing the excellent
resources of our county. UtOnian.
MANTI IS running the gauntlet just
now. Ephraim on the north is afflicted
with measles, and Gunnison on the
south with diphtheria. We hope our
Most excellent quarantine physician
will keep his ver-watchful eye peeled.
WE HOPE that DR.. Faust has not been
entirely discouraged by the set.)ack be
got in Ephraim, but Will come down to
SaDpete with his blooded stock as pro-
posed. You will be cordially welcomed
by the Sentinel. and all those who have
sufficient enterprise to really wish San
pete to come out of the rut she is in.
Mr.. BAMBERGER! The bus ness men
of this county, the progressive men OF
this county, the enlightened men Of this
county, all want q railroad. There is
plenty of business here for you, and
those who will not raise dollar or lift
voice to bring the road through, will
be your supporters when the road be
comes an established and Independent
fact.
LAST NIGHT, little son of Mr.. o. f.
Coolidge met with sad ACCIDENT.
While attempting to bride horse, rhe
animal beca, suddenly frightened and
kicked the little fellow near the ear,
fTacturing the bone and cutting a fear
full cash Drs. st. Johns were instantly
called. They dressed the wound. and
the boy rested as we'll as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
We LEARN that it is proposed to form
an Irrigating Company consisting of
the people at Gunnison, Sterling and
May field. The idea is to put tn water
in rs capital stock, and build water re-
servoirs in q convenient place at the
banks of the San Pitch river above the
mouth of Six Mhe Creek. Meetings
have already been held at Gunnison
and Mayfield, for the discussion of the
plan, and Sterling will probably soon
have meetings for the same purpose
Sentinel,